Secondary teachers approve industrial action if pay is cut

Secondary teachers have voted for industrial action in the event that the Government pushes through pay cuts.

Secondary teachers approve industrial action if pay is cut

Secondary teachers have voted for industrial action in the event that the Government pushes through pay cuts.

A total of 87% of the membership of the Association of Secondary Teachers in Ireland voted in favour of industrial action.

However, the union has agreed to enter LRC talks on reviving the Croke Park 2 deal.

The ASTI says the ballot reflects the "deep sense of unfairness felt by teachers" who have already taken "significant pay cuts averaging 14%".

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